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no i have an experiment book with loads of experiments to do and for one of them you use Resorcinol, it also goes on about a silver mirror experiment for another experiment to do

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Resorcinol is not the answer!

 

Vit C, plenty fresh air, washing regular in a plain un-colored or scented soap, and some time will work wonders!

 

atm, it`s prolly all just hormones kicking in that`s causing the prob, you`re NOT the 1`st and you won`t be the last to experience it! :)

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I know this has nothing to do with this thread but no matter what soap you use acne will not go away. I had it for a long time (8 years or so) and still get it from tiem to time.

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"no i have an experiment book with loads of experiments to do and for one of them you use Resorcinol, it also goes on about a silver mirror experiment for another experiment to do"

 

Yes, I believe you. :rolleyes:

 

No really, I do. >:/

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What's up with some nice, rather harmless materials being nitrated and then *poof* they become awful explosives? :P Do the nitronium ions somehow break off causing the gas to expand at a high rate or... what?

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To original question: you may want to explore dangers of misuse of household chemicals. You can easily make some funny demonstrations.

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I always found it kind of strange that benzoyl peroxide is used to clean up acne, but it's also a VERY powerful and VERY shock sensitive explosive. I can imagine how the acne uses of it were discovered. Somebody was in a lab and a bunch of benzoyl peroxide detonated and bits of it were thrown all over their acne covered face. The next day the chemist comes in and says "Hey. My acne's gone! Let's try putting more high explosives on my skin!" hehe.

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Wow, I should become an investigator or something, I immediately figured it out. :D Not that acne is particularly funny (as you said), I have a medium-bad acne myself. :<

 

Try pissing on it, see if that helps. ............ you need to realise its a joke, not an obsession.

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lol.. i actually hv quite a long time to plan n carry out my investigation...

i need to hand that in on early march i think... =)

so it's preferred to be a SERIES of experiments on different "aspects" of the problem rather than a single one...

and i find it difficult to find any topic which allows me to investigate several things on it... most of them i can only think of one investigation only...

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You could do something more specific, like what happens to oils when you fry food, or what happens to vitamins when you boil vegetables.

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"Try pissing on it, see if that helps. ............ you need to realise its a joke, not an obsession."

 

Yes, I did realize it. :) I was joking myself, too, as you might have realized. :>

 

"You could do something more specific, like what happens to oils when you fry food, or what happens to vitamins when you boil vegetables."

 

Yep, it's always nice to see how harmless chemicals can upon heating become INCREDIBLE MATERIALS OF ÜBER-TOXICITY! :) Perhaps it would also nice to demonstrate how some mushroom toxins have the habit of breaking down into harmless compounds.

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Perhaps it would also nice to demonstrate how some mushroom toxins have the habit of breaking down into harmless compounds.

how?

 

any more suggestions?

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never mind' date=' he was talking about penises in another thread!

 

I worry about him! LOL :))[/quote']

 

Urologists must scare you to death then.

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"how?"

 

Hmm, I just realized it's quite hard to prove it. :P Perhaps you should have two persons, the other one taking a bite of a poisonous one and the other one taking a bite of the toxin-free one. :D Probably a better option is to take a commonly known mushroom that everyone knows is poisonous, and try kicking the toxins out of it. :)

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(I don't know how hard this would be)

 

Demonstrating different ways of preserving food and how the methods work.

 

How many ways is there? On top of my head I can only think of refridgerating, drying, salting (or does that work in the same way as drying?) and pickling.

 

Lets just hope everything stays preserved... :)

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actually, iodine is really expensive, nitrogen triiodide yields some really unpleasant gases and it explodes very violently if you do so much as breathe on it

a fly landing on it will set it off.

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a fly landing on it will set it off.

 

Hehe. Yup. Which is why it's kind of interesting to mix some sugar into the wet triiodide pile while it's still wet. This way, the sugar will attract unsuspecting insects to the pile and KABLAMMO! Took out a couple of stupid hornets and flies a few years ago while doing that. :D

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